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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

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- cluzs1s u oE13rzFy nora dsosoet
Ia4t sacn EnIngs frsqasn1y occar Ia J4ek-
s1u = deElorabis thai tbe s1cksHl1s dsealis
are oandlse from mouth - mouth. speed
- sint ths 4sgrse ef 3sprsstty possessed %
EBe xossips nlakss tbs stsaeh more rsp'14-
ave and Ens a leges1 erinss more n4rnIul 70
soeiery. - Jzckssa laslsST
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
FIsH PrcSrc.

Dung your baskets and carry the fish
away Everybody invited. The grand dis
play OF the season this week at the Balti-
more. 81 Canal-st B. r. EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09
ON. 20

Look AZ the ducks. szobils, quail, squirrels,
partridges, big and little rsh, clam and
oysters in the shell al the Baltimore mar
ket. 81 Cana ST. b. +. EMERY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Mrs.. s. A. knight & Co. hove opened
dress making. rooms in the Porter Block,
and will Dc pleased TO see new and old Gus
TONERS. A good ft warranted or no pay.
No. IL Porter Block, Room 10.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Oysters, like winter overcoats are nov in
style. We have the oysters fresh and nice
a. the Baltimore, 81 Csnal-st.
B. +. ExEkY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Finnan Hsddies, Clans, Oysters Black
Bass, Whisefsh, Lobsters, Game of all
kinds, Wholesale and retail, ~ Dettentha-
ler's III Monroe-sr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-09

Finest Fish, best brands Of Oysters, fresh
est game IN the market Is AZ Destenthaler's 5,
~ Aonroe-st.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
POLITICAL.
Judge Thurman VIII Not Let His Name
80 Before fee Ohio State ConYens
ton for Governor.
Haygood at Sherman, Carroll and Shepard
at Independence, Barbecue at Eacogdo-
ches aGd Comanche.
Thnrman 80 a CandIeete.

COLUMBUS, ONO, Jaly II "A. ".
Thurman, son Of Judge Thurman, who is
now in Boston, this evening received 0
letter from his father, IN which Re says in
relation TO the Democratic state conyen-
ton 10 be held in Cleveland next week;
"a word about politics. am firmly re-
solved not 10 accept nomination for
gOvernCrship and l lock to you and other
friends TO prevent my name from
going before the convention. TIE
Lominstion would place me in
very awkward position and would
compel me to disappoint many well
meaning and true friends, for notwith-
standing my warm appreciation of their
friendship and kind, expressions of con-
fdence and good will, from all should
in my present health be compelled to de-
cline, and that would iDjpre me and per
hsps the party. Therefore l repest, do
not let my name be brought before the
convention"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
CLARENCE PhLIIIns Diving.

Special TO the Gazette,
Houston, TEX, July I4.-Clarence
Phillips, the victim of Lew Mays pistol
At Preserved last week, after giving
signs of recovery, now shows signs Of
giving up the ghost The ball entered
over the left eve and lodged in the brain.
Notwithstanding this Phillips recovered
consciousness after the first day and
talked and smoked and gave every indi-
cation Of g speedy recovery. To-day,
however, his case Htook turn for
the worst, and tonight he is
in precarious condition. His pulse
is very high and fever has been burning
alI day. He is irrational, and at II
O'Clock tonight he is reported by his
physicians as sinking. May is very much
discouraged since friend has explained
the source Of the trouble, and it is eVi-
DEE. that he regrets !lst ne surrendered.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Hancock at Lampasas.

Special TO the Gazette.
LAMrAsAs, TEX, JiIy 14.-HOn. John
Hancock Of Austin was to speak at the
courthouse last night against the smend-
meut During the day the county
Farmerg' Alliance was in session
in the courtroom, and though every
convenience was offered them to hold
their night session in another hall, they
retained their reply until after their az
ternoon adjournment, and declined to
give the honorable gentleman the hall.
Not to be a0ashed Hon. Lewis Wood had
an impronptu platform ereCte q in the
open air, Engaged brass band
and in an incredible short space
Of time, very large and enthusiastic
audience Of ladies' and gentlemen had .as-
sembled. Hon. wood in a few preiim-
inGry remarks explained the cause Of the
rude arrangements, paid his cCmpli-
ments to the Alliance for their actions in
the matter, and Hon. sJohn
Hancock was introduced amid
the enthusiastic applause by
Colonel Henry EXsu. Mr.. Hancock spoke
Of the principles Of Democracy sad its
relation u the amendment. Ee showed
conclusively the result if it should be
shouIdered on the people. He paid lis
respects to the clergy, who are leaving
their pulpits for politics, and his
arguments kept his audience interested
for two hours and 8 half
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

three lengths tehind Teneyck and Con
ley. Hosmer, who turned Ross at tue
mile stake, now crossed the lake and took
Conley's water. He turned in 1928,
Nc Kay second, Conley third, Teneyck
fourth, Ross fifth. Hosmer soon had
lead Of three lengths. At the two and
one-fourth miles Teneyck made
an extraordinary spur. and
passed everybody out Hosmer
who then led By two lengths Mckay got
tired and the others were leaving him
He got in his work on Ross, however, and
repaid the foul of the first mile. At two
and three-qusrters miles Ross had climbed
10 TO be even with Teneyck and C0nley
Was only q length behind; Mckay
vas last. U0Smer turned IN
20:iG, Ross and Teneyck were second
and Conley third. During the last mile
Hosmer increased bis lead 20 six lengths
but Teneyck cut him down to three.
Ross made himself better third and
Mickey managed to pass Conley. Time
OF finish, Hosmer, IS 81; Teneyck; 2a:0l;
Ross, 22;l3; Mckay, 29:l9; Conley,
29:2l. Ross and Lees boats were at
tacAed for debt tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Violated Quarantine Regulations.

Special TO the Gazette.
HOUSTON, TEX July l+-This morn
ING Constable B,u Glass arrested msn
here who gave mis- name as J. c. Sullivan.
The charge made against him wss for vi
citation OF the quarantine regulations. lie
was an officer OF the steamer Hutchinson
Of the Morgan Line from New York TO
New Orleans. The vessel stopped at Key
West and at other ports which have benn
quarautlled bY State Health Officer Ruth
erfOrJ, and the man in some manner
evaded the quarantine officer at Orange.
He was destined here Tor twelve hours,
along with his bagEsge, when upon intOr:
mstion from New Orleans he was allowed
tC 90 on 10 Galveston, where he now is.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
GLOSS IN l.astern reEas.

special 10 The Gazette.
NACoGDoCHFs, TEHy July Il-Thi2
hes been . barbecue day for the colored
Prohtbitionlsts OF this vicinity. About
2o0 Of them assembled at the grounds
near the COlored Bzp.ist church to hear
speeches from both white and coIored
orators. Colonel Tom Il. Jennings ard
Rev. j. T. Browning addressed them
first, followed ~ J. 7. Fields, CglOred.
Next Saturday is the time for big pro
rally 81 Douglass, fifteen miles west Of
here. IL conceded That East Texas is
the battle ground, ana unless 4 majority
is obtained here the amendment will fail.
Your correspondent has Travelled over sew
crGl counties and SUMS up the result as
follows: Rusk county, pro; Shelby c0an-
~, pro; Cherokee county, pro; Angelina
county, pro; TdDity county, pro: Nacog-
docbcs county, anti; san Augustine cOun-
~, anti; Polk count, 3nti; Sabine couE-
~, &nti. So say the leading men in these
counties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

to Tho Eezctte.

Special to the Gazette.
CoNANCHE, Tex, July 1.-THE prohj-
biticaists had G picnic to-day.sHJn. L. A
Jones Of Waco addressed about 1000 pe0-
pie in favor of Ire amendment in the
morning for about two hours and half
Hon. r. r. Lindsay Of this place spoke in
the afternoon for prohibition more than
one hour Hon. T. H. GCodson Of Ham
iltou addressed the people here tonight
favoring prohibition. The day has been
one Of general joll!hcatIon fo- the p;ohi-
bitioDists. Both parties claim the county,
but if is evident IL viii be close.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
At Sherman.

SHERMAN, Ten, July l4-Dr. A. 6.
Haygood, 4 distinguished orator who is
canya5sirg the state in favor Of proaibi-
ton, delivered an address at the court
house this evening en- fhs subject of e iu-
cation and IN favor Of temperance and
the proposed prohibition amendment.
Notwithstanding the b3d weather aad
continuous rain ne was favored with &
large crowd OF men, both white sZd
black. Dr., Taygood is possessed of
wonderful powers as 1 speaker, ana to
gether with his excellent reasoning pow
ers is also gifted with e flow o. wi. srd
humor which renders his sp -eches quite
pleasant and interesting, aud being 2 IA.
tive Georgian 1t is well acquainted with
al the characteristics of tie colored
r1ce, and holds them as il spell bound By
his pleasing anecdotes and arguments.
Rev. Horace Bishop Of Waco is with him,
and will accompany him curing bis can
vaeS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

NEW YORK, July lt.-Judge Potter of
the Supreme court this afternoon granted
q STAY in the Sharp case until Monday
next, gnd granted an order requiring the
District Attorney to show csuse on that
day whV it should not be made perma-
nent. The stay wSs granted ca etiida-
Wits by Sharp's counsel thst they need
more time 10 prepare bill Of eNCep-
tioas, and Judge Barrett had said he was
too Ill 10 give the matter Of stay his atten-
ton.
Notice OF appeal to the Court of APP
peal5 in the case OF John O-Neiu, one Of
the convicted aldermenin Sing Sing, was
tiLnd fO.G9Y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
IioDrirtta g5otos.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, July .&.-Lsst night
the Henrietta co-net band se1eDaded the
distinguished speakers of the afternoon,
the Hon. 3. Gibbs and Judge c. C. Pot
ter, VINO discussed the amendment 40es-
ton a. announced in yesterdays GA
zaTTE. In response to the citizens for g
speech the Hon. g. GIBBS addressed the
crowd Tor 9 few moments VITA mostly
complimentary remarks Of ouc town.
Judge Potter followed him by i nice cd
dress, complimentary mostly of the pros
psClg of our town, etc. Judge Potter re-
turns to Gainesville while Mr GIBBS goes
to Decatur to discuss the amendment
there.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Hooked by a Bun

special TO the Gazette.
WEST, TEX, JAY l4.-Tais morning
a Mr.. Soakups' HCtle boy was or his way
t. water his horse he met q thciLiug ex-
paricnca. He was passing a small herd
ai cattle when ball made hJdt Ui-b
MIN. hooking the horse he was riding
through the heart, killing him instantly.
Tee boy, however, was lucky enough 80
escape unhurt.
Weather continues very dry and warm.
tle thermometer standing from 70 30 100
il the shade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Ha-a Glove Oontcst.

NEW YORK, July Tom Davis OF
To1k rs and Pal Farley OF
Brooklyn fought forty-four rounds
ia two hours and fftr-six
minutes with hard gloves shout thirty
miles up the Sound e&rly this morning at
tie same spot where Carey and Mitchell
fought. The battle was s terrific one snd
bota men we're badly punished. When
the fight was becoming mos. interesting
the police patrol came along. The
IonkersOn, principals and seconds
scampered If, not before the fgat, how
ever, vas declared q draw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
HhlninN Tr.IRnn

NEW YORK, July l+.-Peter White rep
Iesenting 3 new compsny to develop the
Irish wooden industry, recently organized
oy Nessrs. Parneu and Davitt, returned
10 Dublin per stesma- BrittaEic yester-
day, tskiDg with him as resul. OF SIX
weeks work ia America orders to tie
value of S2Co,GC0. lie could have takrn
almost double the amount named tut for
the inability Of the mills no1 IN operation
in ireland to satisfactorily i'll orders st
present.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
HOW the Telegraph Operators stand.

speCIaI 70 Inc N1GlCJlGl
PALESTINE, TEX, July II FOR sew
eral days past Mr. s. Cunningham, man
ager of the Western Union Telegraph ct
Longview, and Mr.. L. c. Ketcnum, maE-
ager of the same company at this place,
nave been taking vote Of Texas opera
tors on the prohibition amendment
Their combined efforts up 20 date have
resulted in yoicing the sentiments Of
49, operators from al the principal
towns OF the state, and ticking in ms
ioritv Of the railroads in Texas. The
result Of the canvass is, for prohibition
$50, against prohibition ninety
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
TEACHERS, NATIONAL CONVENTION
Omcers Elected for the Ensuing Var
O.h,r WORK Accomplished

CHICAGO, Ill, July II The National
Educational Association r5assembIed
this morning. The report Of the com
mittee on the nomination OF officers
named IS president Aaron Gore, Colo
RADIO; as secretary, James II Garfield
kansds; treasurer, Edwin G. HaGitt:
frs vicepresid7nt, WLjzm Sueldeu,
Massachusetts,. Touching end anpro-
pirate references were ma }e by the con-
miLtee On neurology to the GeCeGee OF the
late Mark Hopkins ana others
The chairman announced DR.. james
3. ANGEL, president of Michigan Eoiyer-
stty, observing SIS he did so that there
We're present the most eminent COLLEGE
ana university men in the land. The
Suyis Of Dr.. ADgeU's essay was. The
Relation Of the University, The College
and the Higher archaeological Schools To
toe Public System cf Instruction" Rev.
j. ". S.rOEg, D. D., pTesi lent OF Garlic
ton Minnesota College, read paper upon
"Ihe Christian College," in which ne
strongly advocated the resumption cf re-
giGus teaching in education. Then came
Rev. Dr.. l. T. Hopkins, president Of
Emory College, "a. Ills ideas were upon
"rhe Relation of High TechnClogicaI
Schools 10 the Public System Of Instruc-
sion" The topic OF the evening
was the means and the ends Of culture TO
be provided for the American people be
yond the ordinary school period, This
subject was discussed under the follow
iag heads: BY reading circles and by
home study, by Chancellor J. II Vincent,
L. L. d, Of Chautauqus; by even
ing schools, by A. B. Marble. p. II.
D. Ct Massachusetts; by public libraries,
By Thomas J. Morgan of Rhode Island.
Department. meetings were held during
the afternoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

the county and have selected for their
standard bearers John Young Goocn,
Benjamin Parker, T. 3. Greenwood and
t. J. Williams. The canvass opens st
KiCkepOO, twenty miles northeast OF Pal
estiue, Monday next. These gentlemen
propose TO divide time with ike mum
Der 81 Prohibitions. speakers, whom the
Prohi9ihonists will seIec. when the com
mitrle meets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
at ncGrNgor.
thcGazcJ.a.

speci thcGazctta.
McGREGoR, TEz., jay 1.-THE Prohi-
bi.ionisls held an enthusiastic meeting ct
the opera house i2st night in order 70 pr
feet arranga menls for the big prohibition
rally on JAY %. Mayor Phillips was
chosen chairman and hlGermsnJ. c. Wal-
ten was made secretary. Appropriate
committees weTe sppaiEied to arrange o
grand barbecue and al the Coaaty vii pc
cordially invited 10 attend, both pro and
anti. The ants are rendering valuable
assistance in CO.'S QucuCe OF tn kindness
shown by the pros then they rallied on
the 9th. This is to be tie gTaadest affair
our people have ever known. L. a. Jones
Of WacU is amOgg the orators OF the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
At monmouth Park.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE fact that the
Bard ard Troubadour were TO contest
again to-day drew e. immense attendance
despite the intense heat to the races a.
Monmouth park The course was
make it. They appeared in the third
racs-the Monmouth cup sweepstakes,
fo- eli ages, with $1,000 added, Of which
$500 was to the second, one and three
quarter miles. Starters: TrCu5adouT
aud the Bard. The betting v&cjlated
considerably. The Bard was general
f.y1ritg, though once or twice odds were
500 10 so sld take your pick. The
Bard took the lead al the start sUd going
up the back stretch he opened Up gap
VI five lengths between himself ald the
pursueT. IL looked as though he intended
10 INA away IRON Troubadour if
posi- l.. ~ the stand TroubadCur was
only three lengths behind and
2s they passed they were
cteered heartily. Going up the b2ck
sgreICn IryubZ1Cur, though hidden under
pull, slow y but surely gained on Cassatt's
pet, and il was seen that even thus esTly
the Bard, barring accident, was beaten.
On the upper turn the Sard's lead was
Sill further decreased, and a the hesd Ct
the home stretch Trsu6adcUr had col
Jared HIN. The excitement was intense
8 they Numbered down the stretch. At
the last furlOuG Hayward begsn lashing
the Bard with hiswhip and cRtlilg him with
his heels, but the horse could not respond.
Sne9Der" Garrison, on TTCU5adour,
rode ca mly or, and without touching his
NOBLE stcad wj.h the lash and steel, won
by che and 3 half lengths in 3:0l. The
APP lAuse that hailed the victory was
dcaieuGg The quarter was made in
tWentY-.our seconds, }ne half il fifty
seconds, the three-quarJeT5 in 10. Ehe
mile n :+2i. mile and q half in 2.a53,
mile and three-quarssrs, 3:O+.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Went TO Cors,cara,

Special to the Gazette
WACO, Ten. July l4.-Six coaches
loaded with PcohibitioaistS left the city
this morning on the Cotton Belt road for
CJEsicans, where they heard Hon. W. S
HerDdon spsak, aad returned home thi,
evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
sonp Factory burned.

CHICAGO, Ill, July 1.-THE soap fac
tory and refining house OF n. X. Fair
bank & Co.'s lard sud oil works burned
lsst night All the machinery and stocE
in the TWO buildings were destroyed. The
damage is estimated at 100, 600, on which
there j. insurance of over one-half.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Midlothian Notes,

Special to the Gazette.
MIDLOTHIAN, TEX, July 1.-THE
picnic st the springs Saturday neytprom-
ises to be grand success.
The ants are expecting ID have 2 bar
becue before the election.
The anti snd pro clubs ere proper
toned here as follows; Pro, H.; anti, 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
At Hrenhan
Special to the Gazette.

BRENNAN, TEX, July To-day was
8 grand day at Independence, there being
from 1900 to 200o people at the barbecue,
who hsd come to hear tae prohibition
amendment discussed by the giants of
Texas pro and con, S2epeTd Gld Mills,
ants and, DR.. Carroll. Shepard opened
win speech OK an hour AID half ard
Carroll in 1 speech Of two hours, and was
answered by Shepard in hsli hours
speech. Colonel Mills did not
take part in the discussion
as vas expected, although he was pres
ent. Everything passed Of DiCeiy snd
everybody, both pros and aui!s, seemed
highly pleased with the result. Dr. Car
roll viii speak IN Brennan to morrow,
E.ilsV NIGHT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
THE GAZETTE: FORT WORTH TEXAS FRIDAY, JULY Is.

i have Joint discussion on that day of the
prohibition amendment by Hon. Nj. NJ.
Craue for the pros, SD Colonel Tiiman
Smith for the ants. Mr.. Crane to open
the discussion with one snd g half hour
speech, followed by NJ. Smith the sane
length of time, and each to have thirty
minutes rej5inder in the same order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
The Pr.sldsnt to Take a Row.

ROUND ISLAND, \. Y, July l4.-Pres!-
dent Clevelsnd and party are expected to
arrive at Cape Vincent Saturday morning.
The party will take 8 trip among the
islands, and will remain on the river
during the dsy,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
AUSTIN
, Distinguished Mexican VisItCr-For
Worth Charters FiIed.


Worth Charters FIGd.
Speclsl t. the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, July ll.-Hon. Co1st2r-
tis De Ia Gslza Of Sa,tllo, Mex, and
secretary OF state of Coahuila is in The
city and called on the Governor this
morning. lie is here to see about having
brought to justice 4 certain Individual
whom Is IS alleged IS abusing cur neigh
JJIs over the Rio Gra1de.
MISS Bette Brewster, Chief Clerk in
the Insurance Department, this morning
received the supDlyCf Texas woods yliCt
were displayed 81 tae New OcIesus Expo
Sitiou.
The following charters were filed with
the Secretary OF S.Gte this morning:
The Union Lodge, NJ. SIS, /. o. O. f
Of For. Worth.
The G,rmania Social cub OF For,
Worth
The Ladies' Association of the Firs,
Presbyterian church of Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Base Bal
special to the Gazette.

2IIII-.IIi % tT-J N.l.JttN3'
MCGREGoR, Tex, July 1.-THE Nc
Grego- Grays, our champion bsse bali
nlne, eft this evening with loo friends fer
Waco, where they will play the first nlne
OF that city st o'clock this evening. The
game has been on foot for some time,
gathering strength and enthusiasm ell
the tine till to-day the eXcUrsionisGs LEFT
for the battle grounds. The party viii
return by excursion train tonight.
number Of Izdies made up the party,
some Of whom seem deeply interested in
The matter. Considerable betting has been
INDUCED il.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
1t OlYde.


SpeCIaI 20 the Gazette,
CLYDE, TEX. July 14.-Yesterdag 81 =
public meeting six miles from here, MI
Alden a. Bell made speech or all OF the
proposed amendments. He is fac anc
eloquent speaker and this YVES the ou3y
time our people have ned al Of the other
amendments explained TO them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

Spcc!& 10 the Gazette.
WATERFORD, Tex, july 1.-THE
citizens are makiag up big crowd 20 a.
tend the grand rally :. Fort Worth on the
GOA. a special will leave here in tie
morning and return the same day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15


' '..''
y a.y -'.- IeeIn T.
@ rider at me a1j>h IN
--e SOUL race To-
-... Ho-mer and
consultation race
rauaa water
was slow
r..m.r held The west
.r.- sheltered from the wipd,
Is SIS. IN 8. center -al Lee ass the
E. -sres so-dgv
When The word vas
& ami TIrm,l ,tsrta5 IN
L was --a., IN stsrtfaa
II af- tnirtg-
minute ke1t
B z1,v fs...-r r.asrt .T.S-,ar. who
;, .r..-.g.. was craepfnr
B. nm Iramus ,nf-rv-flUr ami lea
b nj. a r.. T.r-nrr ,re9l the drst
Win H7mI5 second
: Tee tbi ri mile was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
st Bloomfield,

Special TO the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX July IA picnic
was held at Bloomfield, ten miles south
east of here to-day, st which Hon. J W
Bailey snd j. II. Garrett, both Il this
city, spoke on the prohibition amendment,
Mr.. Bailey il favor and Mr., Garrett
against.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
Anderaon Comfy Ants.
Special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette,
PALESTINE, TEX, July IL The anti
Prohibitionists to-day organized for q
thorough canvass of this county against
the amendment. They have advertised
to speak at fourteen different points IA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
On LnIY 81,
sreclal la the .lazette.

Special TO the Gazette
Cisco, Ten July l4.-Youg reporter
msde mistake in regard to the prohl-
bition barbecue at this place. It comes
Of on the 2Ist instead of the 25.h IS Civ
en- in to-dsy's paper.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15

Special TO the Gazette.

DALLAS, TEX, July l4.-Dr. Lewis and
Prof Howell, both coloCed, addressed 8
good audience il favor Of the prohibition
amendment ct tie wigwam tO-light.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
To snsnk at RrIIerIIIa.

Special 20 the Gazette.
BELLEyGLLE, TEX, July 14.-Bav. B.
II Carroll of Waco is billed to address
the people Of Austin county, at the court
house here, Saturday next, I7rh INST.